Sentence examples for terms of criticism from inspiring English sources
It's been a tough run in terms of criticism.
"I pulled things out of the [Savile] programme that I felt went too far in terms of criticism of the BBC because they weren't substantiated.
Liverpool's away kit, which has been likened to a Christmas jumper on more than one occasion, currently leads the way in terms of criticism, while the 'Eric Cantona inspired' collar of Manchester United's strip has been praised by fans.
"He didn't couch it in terms of criticism of me or my prospects but, rather, in his belief that he could do a better job or be a better candidate".
"Obama is almost Teflon in terms of criticism," said Bob Graham, the former Florida senator and a Democratic presidential candidate in 2004, as he considered the challenge Mrs. Clinton faces.
"I don't have a great deal to say in terms of criticism - we played well.
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In terms of criticisms, I find the author's definitions of P-values and E-values to be so similar that the reader is left a bit confused about how they differ.
Ed Miliband routinely uses the word "profit" as a term of criticism.
How has "talky" become a recognised term of criticism for a play?
His only specific term of criticism is caricature, again twice – "an attempt at sober character by caricature representation", "this picture is a complete caricature" (The Ancient Britons).
